Fujino thought about it for a moment, then asked right after,
"What about the bullet's entry wound?"
"And the specific angle."
Juzo Megure was already used to his dear brother's questions. He figured that from the analysis of the shooting angle, his dear brother would be able to find the killer, and then said directly, "It entered from the back of the head and then pierced all the way out through the forehead. As for the angle, it wasn't large, and it passed through almost parallelly."
Fujino pondered, "So, you guys reached the conclusion that the killer must be over 180cm tall?"
"That's right," Juzo Megure replied. "After all, no matter how you think about it, this kind of shooting angle can only be done by someone very tall. If the height is level, then wanting to shoot towards the head would definitely require tilting the muzzle slightly upward."
Hearing this, Fujino imagined it: if the bullet passed through the head parallelly, the shooting path would be like this ←O←i.
But if the person was a little shorter, the bullet's shooting path would become O←i.
So in terms of judgment, it was indeed not wrong.
At this time, friends who often solved cases with the Shinigami Elementary School Student should all know.
At a time like this, the Shinigami Elementary School Student was about to start nitpicking!
Fujino silently looked at a certain Shinigami Elementary School Student, and then saw that kid suddenly go a-re-re, and then put on a curious expression as he said,
"But Inspector Megure, if Mrs. Funamoto had lowered her head at that time, it's possible she could have left a trace like this too!"
Well asked, don't ask next time.
Juzo Megure was quite dissatisfied with this kind of child treating the police like fools.